Nordic asset manager Alfakraft Fonder partners with Bitwise to jointly develop compliant digital asset products.
Foresight News reports that the independent Nordic asset management company Alfakraft Fonder AB and crypto asset management institution Bitwise have announced a strategic partnership. Leveraging a Luxembourg institutional-level fund structure, the two parties will jointly develop compliant digital asset investment solutions for European professional investors. This collaboration will integrate Bitwise’s research and expertise in the digital asset sector with Alfakraft’s experience in compliant fund management and institutional investment. The target clientele includes long-term structural asset holders such as pension funds, insurance companies, and foundations. In addition to product development, the partnership will also extend to investor education, market insights, and business expansion. Both sides stated that the first batch of investment products will be announced separately after completing relevant regulatory procedures.
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